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Critics Pan Racino Age Limit

27 July 2005

News Brief: You'll have to be 19 to bet at the new racino at the Charlottetown Driving Park, but critics see the increased age limit as doing little to stop addictive gambling.

Cirque du Soleil Worker Tells Jurors about Accident

27 July 2005

News Brief: The accident left Brown paralyzed from the waist down, and he is missing about 25 percent of his skull.

Resorts Destinations CEO Assures Success in East Chicago

27 July 2005

John G. Brokopp: Resorts is an experienced, quality operation with a strong track record in the two biggest casino markets in the nation.

Studebaker Exhibition At Boomtown

26 July 2005

Classic car enthusiasts can enjoy a free exhibition of magnificently maintained, exquisitely restored Studebaker vehicles at Boomtown Casino Resort in Verdi.

Fire Threatening Hundreds of Homes Near Chukchansi Casino

26 July 2005

A grass fire threatened hundreds of homes in rural Madera County on Monday, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said.

Resorts Opens New 25 Hours Lounge

25 July 2005

News Brief: The new Resorts Atlantic City casino bar and lounge, 25 Hours, offers a European vibe and wildly shaken martini classics.

No Place Like Home: Renovated Tower Rooms at Bally's Atlantic City

25 July 2005

To usher in the summer in style, Bally's has completed a $11.5 million Tower Room renovation of 25 guest floors, 700 guest rooms, four floors of suites and corridor and lobby areas.

Foxwoods Ordered to Remove Internet Gambing Portal

25 July 2005

State regulators ordered Foxwoods Resort Casino to shut down an Internet promotion Friday, saying it violated Internet gambling laws and illegally expanded gambling off the Indian reservation.

Big Companies Profits Up

22 July 2005

News Brief: The Big Six gaming companies should report second-quarter profits more than 50 percent higher than a year ago when they start posting financial results next week, Wall Street analysts said Wednesday.

Bush Nominee Has Tie to Gaming Industry

22 July 2005

U.S. Supreme Court nominee John Roberts was a participant in a 1999 case before the Supreme Court involving casino advertising.

Casinos Boosts Connecticut Tourism

22 July 2005

News Brief: A regional travel index scheduled for release today will show a 2 percent increase in tourism in Eastern Connecticut for June, compared to the same time last year. The increase is primarily the result of the region's two casinos, Foxwoods and the Mohegan Sun.

Rohnert Park Project Delayed

22 July 2005

News Brief: A federal environmental review of a proposed casino near Rohnert Park is taking a year longer than initially planned, a sign that the project is likely to be delayed, perhaps well beyond its 2007 opening date.

Blue Lake Casino Workers Fired

22 July 2005

News Brief: Around one dozen Blue Lake Casino employees who had given advance notification that they would be leaving to work for a competitor were abruptly fired Tuesday.

Remington Park, Zoo Reach Lease Agreement

22 July 2005

Magna Entertainment, the owners of Remington Park, have agreed to pay the Oklahoma City Zoo at least $370,000 more per year to lease the racetrack property.

Casinos Outside Nevada Face Tough Marketing Rules

22 July 2005

Casino marketers gathered for a conference in Las Vegas earlier this week and described restrictive advertising rules they believe are tied in part to skepticism of the gaming industry.

Pocono Downs Plans Unveiled

21 July 2005

Robert Soper, CEO of Downs Racing will unveil plans for the proposed gaming and entertainment facility to be constructed on the existing grounds of Pocono Downs racetrack.

Rhode Island Casino Deal Unique

21 July 2005

News Brief: The deal signed between Rhode Island and BLB is setting a new precedent.

Indiana Riverboat Casino Profits Up

21 July 2005

News Brief: Gross profits at the three riverboat casinos in Southeast Indiana increased 3.5 percent in the month of June vs. the same month a year ago, the Indiana Gaming Commission said Wednesday.

Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort COO Resigns

21 July 2005

Today Michael French announced he has resigned as Chief Operating Officer of the Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort and Casino.

Powerball Jackpot Rises to $46 Million

21 July 2005

No one correctly matched all six numbers in Wednesday's drawing, so the jackpot will grow to an estimated $46 million.

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